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Synonym for ado [noun]
The synonym ado synonymous definition words:
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Further results for the word "ado"
haste [noun]
means "hurry"ado, impetuosity, hastiness, bustle, rashness, flurry
rashness [noun]
means "hurry"ado, impetuosity, hastiness, bustle, haste, flurry
turmoil [noun]
means "disturbance"excitement, commotion, ado, stir, fuss, agitation
adorned [adjective]
means "decorated"garnished, ornate, trimmed, decked, embellished, embroidered, festooned, arrayed
arrogate [verb]
means "take up"imitate, embrace, appropriate, take over, adopt
bedeck [verb]
means "garb"clothe, apparel, attire, dress, decorate, adorn
borrow [verb]
means "possession"adopt, assume, appropriate
cherished [adjective]
means "loved"dearest, beloved, adored, precious, revered, worshiped
childlike [adjective]
means "like a boy"puerile, adolescent, childish, young, boyish
clay [noun]
means "type of earth"loam, loess, terra-cotta, adobe
dearest [adjective]
means "loved"beloved, cherished, adored, precious, revered, worshiped
delightful [adjective]
means "enchanting"glorious, agreeable, adorable, nice, ambrosial, sweet
dress [verb]
means "activity"decorate, adorn, ornament, trim
embossment [noun]
means "decoration in relief"tracery, molding, bas-relief, engraving, tooling, adornment
favorite [noun]
means "the one preferred"darling, favoured one, favored one [US], pampered darling, pet, adored one
favorite [adjective]
means "preferred"especially liked, beloved, best liked, favoured, favored [US], adored
flashy [adjective]
means "decorated"ornate, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish
honour [verb]
means "respect"regard, esteem, reverence, adore, venerate, revere
junior [noun]
means "person"youth, minor, teenager, teen, adolescent
juvenile [adjective]
means "young"immature, adolescent, youthful, childish, puerile
love [verb]
means "feeling"like, adore, adulate, cherish, show affection, be fond of
luscious [adjective]
means "delightful"adorable, darling, heavenly
minority [noun]
means "youth"childhood, immaturity, adolescence, infancy
old age [noun]
means "maturity"adolescence
ornament [verb]
means "decorate"adorn, beautify, bedeck, embellish, garnish, grace
ornament [noun]
means "accessory"beautification, enrichment, adornment, embroidery, illustration, decoration
ornate [adjective]
means "decorated"flashy, adorned, baroque, superficial, elaborate, lavish
respect [verb]
means "admire"esteem, revere, honour, regard, love, adore
revere [verb]
means "reverence"adulate, honour, adore, venerate
reverence [verb]
means "revere"adulate, honour, adore, venerate
take over [verb]
means "take up"imitate, embrace, appropriate, adopt, arrogate
teen [noun]
means "youth"minor, teenager, adolescent, junior
trim [verb]
means "decorate"adorn, embellish, garnish, ornament, array, deck
venerate [verb]
means "respect"regard, esteem, reverence, adore, honour, revere
young [adjective]
means "characteristic"immature, childlike, juvenile, adolescent, youthful, inexperienced
youth [noun]
means "person"youngster, child, adolescent, juvenile, lad, junior
youth [noun]
means "characteristic"immaturity, adolescence, juvenility, prime, greenness, minority
youthful [adjective]
means "young"childlike, adolescent, juvenile
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